Here’s our round-up of our favorite electronic music sent to the blog in November so far. All of this music has been on heavy rotation here at TNLF HQ and this month it’s much more eclectic than previous months. Rather than striaght up dancefloor bangers, this month’s heavy rotation runs the gamut — from disco…
This month we are gonna chill with a one hour mix of the best jazz house that has been sent to the blog over the last year. New music from Chaos in the CBD, Tour-Maubourg, suncream, Felipe Gordon, Collect 200,…
We first got a listen to the Portland-based six-piece cumbia band, Gata Galactica, last year when they released their psychedelic surf rock single, “Septiembre.” Their music cultivates a rare crossover of surf guitar twang, Afrobeat rhythms, and South American cumbia.…
Hailing from San Francisco, Fault Line Trio has been quietly pushing jazz into new terrain since forming in 2018. Led by keyboardist and trumpeter Jay Sanders, with Lukas Vesely on bass and Brian Fishler behind the kit, the group is…
We’ve got a few soulfully psychedelic tracks to ease you into Sunday morning. From London’s underground jazz clubs to sun-soaked psychedelic horizons, these three tracks capture the spirit of soulful experimentation. — First up is the new track from Parlor…
We just got passed Matt Wilde’s new album last week, and it is dope. The title track on the album is called “Find a Way” and it shares with our favorite underground beats a spaciousness and emotional vulnerability that feels…
There’s a certain craftsmanship in the way Dexter Troy builds his sound. The Swiss DJ and producer has been shaping dancefloors for more than twenty years, blending the warmth of house with the funk of disco. It’s a sound that…
Sled Island 2023 took over Calgary like a hurricane this past week and we’ve got a round-up or artists you gotta check out.
Alvvays’ sound is every bit as fresh and contemporary as their first release nearly a decade previous. Read our full live review now.
I was first introduced to Dave Brubeck in a “History of Jazz” class in the early 90s. Before that point, jazz was music that my grandparents listened to. Hearing “Take Five” for the first time changed that. Paul Desmond spoke…
It’s funny how this global pandemic has found ways to bring us all closer together despite all of the pain and suffering it has caused. Closer together virtually of course. Because while the Coronavirus would like nothing more then to…